Is the Type B (1" wide) correct for GM?
2521
I do not know. We purchased this for a Ford F150 and it works fine. We also have used it in a Lexus RX350 and a Ford Explorer and it works for those vehicles as well.
2522
You have to measure the metal tongue and go by the size of that. If you scroll down on the Amazon page there's a Product Description and it will tell you how to measure or you can call the company for help.
1938960
I just tried type A, small opening 3/4 inch - didn't work.... the type B should work....i hope, I'm ordering this one right now.
2133807
It is not a typo. That is the width of the wheel. What vehicle do you need them for? 5x4.75 is typically a Chevy bolt pattern. Thanks, -Jon
1107588
Duke yes they are wide and deep!!! And yes you need to order the long skinny gloss black lock lug nuts!!! That part number is AccuWheel LNS-14150B6 Small Diameter Acorn Spline Drive Black Lug... AccuWheel LNS-14150B6 Small Diameter Acorn Spline Drive Black Lug...Sold by: JK Collection....... But you need to make sure your lug studs are the fine course and not the wide course!!! Hope this helped..... Tim
2016058
Unless you can find info on your specific vehicle you need to measure the width of the "tongue" on the the "male" part of the seat belt. If it is 7/8" wide it is a B type. If it is 31/32" wide (almost 1") it is an A type.
252800
I would assume the lugs are the same size as throughout the Mercedes lineup, they fit my GLK 250 so perhaps a call to a MB dealer would confirm if the size is consistent with the ML series.
924711
Technically it's 44/49mm, so most definitely. I doubt the 1 mm will matter.
795988
Yes, this is correct for your application. Thank you for shopping with Steve White motors. Josh
813243
I actually just did a 1x10 conversion with 32 tooth up front and a 42 tooth in back. Still works flawlessly. Definitely start with a new chain though,narrow wide chain ring up front and One Up extended cog in back with the special mad 16 tooth cog that replaces your 15 and 17 tooth cog.
1913619
I looked it up on line as well as calling B and W. They are pretty vehicle specific. One size does not fit all.
1138011
Craig M. BTW - I have a 1 inch bulk head also. It matches the specs, and the base and nut measures 2.45 inches. (This might be what your after.)
1082961
I am not sure about that model, but my husband measured the grids on his to make sure that we ordered the right sizes. They are perfect! So, happy measuring.
518035
I have no idea, the measurements are given so measure your large BGE and compare.
481272
Not sure maybe just different suppliers have different names for the same part. What you really want is the GM part number of the item and buy the item by part number. I'm still happy with mine and it's working great and price was great.
198741
I would imagine. I used it for my 1500cc MG midget engine, and it's longer and balanced worse than your type1. I had to go to the hardware store and get long bolts for the actual engine, as this didn't come with any that actually hold engine to the mount. Never wobbled or seemed to strain in any axis. Not bad for the price, really.
1169429
Don't know. You will have to measure and decide. These (I have the "jumbo" size) get a lot of use in my GMC Sierra pickup, so I can confirm quality as very good after a year of service.
930519
No these aren't. You need to look for the LT sizes for that and not the p-metric.